Attitudes, Latitudes and Boundaries: A fractured reality
Pew research’s pulse presentation on attitudes on capitalism and democracy post the berlin wall collapse has some interesting insights by geography and cohort groups. The change in attitudes and opinions are expected for the most part, but interesting nonetheless to look at.
Pew Global Attitudes – Public Opinion Two Decades After the Fall of the Berlin Wall
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